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NA1uRE,s HIGHWAY.
DOings OF Boats aud Boatmen along ths

DOings OF Boats aud BOatmen along the
Ohio.
The Sam Clark struck two barges at
Deadmans on Tuesday and the Tom Rees
struck one at the same point.
Had there been no dam at Davis Island
not one-half of the coal reported in the
Commercial Gazette OF yesterday cOnld have
been gotten out, for the reason that by the
time it had been locked ont Of the pools
the water would have wasted away
Pitsburg Commercial Gdzetie.
The eldest son of Capt. Bert Glow, Of the
towboat Frank Gilmore, was accidentally
drowned in the Ohio river at ShousetOwD
yesterday morning.
The Joe Williams is coming from New
Orleans with twelve empty eoalboats, one
stave boat and a wrecking boat.
having sunk boat Of coal at the head Of
Brunot.
The Usage river is reported as having
risen four feet the other day in six hours.
The Mark Winnett laid her tow up at
Raccoon and went back 10 Pittsburgh 10
take the tow Of the unfortunate Clifton.
The Excel left Cincinnati on Monday
evening flying light for Pittsburgh.
The Coal City met with an accident at
Line Island yesterday morning in fog,
grounding nearly all Of her tow. onr adj
vices at the present writing are that she
grounded and sunk all Of her tow but two
boats and one fat one boat is sunk at
Bakers and several at RObb's Island
Commercial Gazette.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 13 feet and falling.
The General Pike left for Cincinnati at
@ p. m. yesterday.
The following boats passed down with
toWs Of coal: J. s. Neel, jos. w. Gould
and Little Bill, 8 n. m; Tom Dodsworth,
Jim Wood, John A. Wood, Comet and Belle
MCGOWAN, 10 a. m; Sam Clark, Nellie
Speer, Diamond, J. G. RisheT, Dave Wood,
Alice Brown and Raymond Honor, II a.
m; William Bonner, II m; Sam Miller,
2 D. m; Rescue and Beaver, p IN. Geo.
Roberts, Frank Gilmore and Coal City, 4
D. m; II. E. Pierpont, Little Fred and
Acorn, 5 p. N; Robert jenkins, Lud
Keefer, Harry Brown and VIM. g. Homer,
6p. m; J. n. BuntOn, Advance, Maggie,
Ella, Alarm, II. F. Frisbie and Ben Wood,
Up. IN.
The Louis A. Shirley will leave tO-mor-
row afternoon for Cincinnati at3 O'Clock,
Capt. Amos Davis in command and Chas.
Reeves in charge Of the Office.
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The Ohio Society.

NNw YORK, April 2l.-The second an
nual reunion of the Ohio Society was given
at DelmOnico's tonight. Instead Of hay
ing large number of speeches by distin-
guished men, after an elaborate dinner, as
last year, and as is usual with such So
cieties, new departure was made and
ladies invited. The Reception Committee
consisted of the following prominent so-
ciety ladies:
Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Mrs. John Sher-
man, Mrs. Stanley Mathews, Mrs. George
Hoadley, Mrs. Wm. l.. Strong, Mrs. Henry
/. Burnett, Mrs Algernon Sullivan, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid, Mrs. AnsOn G.. McCOok,
Mrs. Samuel Thomas, Mrs. ]. A. Boat
wick, Mrs. John w. Ellis, Mrs. Wallace
G. Andrews, Mrs. Calvin S. Brice, Mrs.
Stephen b. ElkiDs, Mrs. C. W. MOultOD,
MrS. Joseph Pool, Miss Green.
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BENWOOD.
Mrs. Enoch Bowers is indisposed.

Mrs. EnOch Bowers is indisposed.
Another lot of immigrants yesterday.
The streets are being put in first class
order.
The lookup is undergoing a spring
cleaning
Mr.. Newton, Sr. is having his residence
repainted.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Crockard were in
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Bids for attending the street lamps will
be received until the 25th inst.
Some employees at the Riverside plant
made Centre ward melodious by their vO-
cal efforts about o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
A number of persons from this place and
vicinity attended the funeral obsequies of
w. Blake, Esq. in MOundsville Wednes-
day.
The removal Of the Mayors Office 10
quarters where the advantages Of a room
for committee work can he had, is being
considered.
While Mr.. Coates was engaged in light
ing the heating furnaces at the upper steel
plant few evenings since, through some
inadvertancy in managing the gas, he had
his face and hands burned.
A lady who lives on Sixth street had
bad fall OccasiOned by the railing of the
porticO against which she was leaning Civ
ing away. She was precipitated some
seven or eight feet, sustaining slight in
juries.
The Riverside Steel Plant was idle about
sixteen hours yesterday, owing to the
breaking of the rolls in the blooming de-
partment Repairs were Immediately be
gun, and everything was in readiness for
the resumption of the night turn last even
ing.
County Court has again refused to grant
liquor license, but heretofore it has never
made any difference in the opening Of sa-
looms in this town. II has only saved the
paying OF that extra license, and the only
monetary benefit has been that aecruing
from ipdictments
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ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 2l.-The re-
mains Of Lieut. John NJ. Danenhower
were escorted to the II o'clock train of the
Annapolis, Washington and Baltimore
Railroad en- route for Washington by Off
GERS of the Naval Academy, the b and A
Companies of the L. 5. Navy and file of
sailors acting ~ pail bearers. The hon
Orary pail bearers were Lieutenants Geo.
p. O'COlvOcOrGSseS, e. L. Callahan, ID. Ii.
Mason, J. NJ. Roper, II. MeCreary and c.
r. Miles. Before the funeral left the
Academy services were held at the Naval
Chapel, Chaplain Rawson officiating. No
vOlleyS were fired over the remains. The
easket is covered with cloth and contains
the following inscription: Lieut.. J. W.
D4nenhOweT, u. 5. y born September
Both, lS49, died April 2Oth, 1881.
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FROMOYER THE BRINY
Mr.. GLADSTONE WANTS ENGLISH opinion
10 BB NATURED
Bsfre Vote Of The People is Taken on the Irish
Question IN New Election Of Parliament
The Debate On the German
Ecclesiastical Bill.

LONDON, April 2l.-Mr. Gladstone
writes that he does not desire a general
election to Parliament until the English
mind is rife on the Irish question, as the
Welsh and Scotch minds are, but that the
time is rapidly advancing. Anyhow"
he says, II am prepared to face anything
to defeat coercion. / continue to hope for
much from vigorous action on the part of
constituencies whose representatives in
Parliament have the decisive votes ON this
isSue ,, go
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NIeCnrmiok the Twirler.

PITIsBURG, April 21.-Pitcher McCor-
mick has not yet been signed by the Pitts
burg club. Manager Phillips arrived from
Patterson, n. j., this morning without the
coveted contract and signature. He stated
that nothing would be definitely known
before next Monday. but appeared conf
dent that the great twirler would play with
the home team the coming serson.
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The Thunderer,s Oninion.

LONDON, April 81. The Tines saysl
k27Ed SalisbuEy's offer TO the United
fisheries question, sent in his dispatch q
March 24th, is generous and almost Oak
otic. ITO do more" says the Tmes
would be weakness, and We are slow to
believe that America will fail to take ad-
vantage Of what will cost her nothing 10
accept.n
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Fewer Germans Coming.

BERLIN, April 2l.-The Off al report
on emigration presented TO the Rerchstag
shows the number of emigrants from Ger
many who passed through Hamberg,
Bremen and Stetin> during the year 1886
was 66,671, or about 20, 900 less than the
previous year, when $500 left the en-
pire. The report says that on the other
hand emigration from Austria, Hungary,
Russia and Sweden and Norway through
the same ports in 1886 was largely in ex-
cess of 1885. Most Ofthe German emigrants
were from farming districts of Prussia and
some Of them went To African colonies.
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EIonr NILS Burned.

ERIE, Pa, April 2i.-The large Touring
mill at DraketOwn near this place was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Several
small buildings were also burned, and for
q time the entire hamlet was threatened.
The loss is estimatee at 81, 600; insurance
$1I, 900; origin Ofthe fire unknown.
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Outragss Under the American Flag.

GIBRALTAR, April 2l.-It is reported
here that two Englishmen displaying the
American nag, imprisoned q Hebrew mer-
chant of Alcazar, Morocco, for debt, and
took him in chains to Tlngier, parading
him through three towns on the way, the
outrage being aggravated by the fact that
il WAS inflicted during the period Of the
Passover. The principal Hebrews OF Tan
gier joined in an appeal to the French,
Portuguese and British COnsuIs for assist
ance in an attempt to have all the govern
ments united in an effort to suppress Con-
sular abuse under which Outrlges are per
Detrated
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Mil and Lumbar Burned.

CAIRO, Mica, April 2l.-Last night at
IL o'clock the -four, saw and shingle mill
belonging to w. A. Hearth at Wabjamega,
a small station four miles southwest of
Cairo, and over $50, 600 feet of lumber were
burned. The fire is supposed to he the
work OF an intendisry. The loss On the
mill is S25, 900, on lumber SIS, 900; no in-
surlnee
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Killed on the Rail.

Special TSiegrGa % ne REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va April a.
James Richardson, an aged man, was in
stantly killed Eew miles west Of here on
the c., W, &R r. r Hewas run over
by train. Heiyed near Frost Station.
Hs had just crossed the bridge and had
not time to get on the track.
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The Boyeott shifted.

PITTsBURG, April 2l.-E. \. Ford, Gen
eral Plssenge- Agent of the Pennsylvania
Company, operating lines west of Pitts
burg, has issued a circular instructing the
eOmpany's ticket agents TO resume the
sale of through tickets over the Missouri
Pacific; Missouri, Kansas and Texas; ST.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern roads,
and to discontinue their sale over the Min
nesota and Northwestern, st. Louis, Ar
kansas and Texas, and Texas and St. Louis
Enaa
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Erysipelas and Obstinate Ulcers,

BOils, Carbuncles and Running Sores Of
every kind are eleansed, the pOison-germs
destroyed and speedy cure effected by
using Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.
81 have been afflicted with the Erysipe-
las. Nothing would heal the sore or stop
the running. used Darbys Prophylafic
Fluid and found = speedy cure. Have
also tried Il in several other casa and Il
proved sfIecfnal. rs. P. Greer.
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pssd CaitIe HYa.hed Down.

WACO, TEX, April 21.-The glorious
rains of Western Texas, which have filed
the almost dry channel OF the BrazOs river,
have brought with the current q mass OF
polluted cattle carcaSeS that offset the ad-
yantages Of rain and give promise Of dis
ease. The carCases are evidently from
alkala country, aS they are entirely de-
void Of hair. The stencil is dreadful.
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Householder Sentenced.

Special TJisgrdm 20 tie Rsqitsr
SrEUBENvHLE o., April 2l.-Judge
Hanee, at : O'Clock this evening, sentenced
Edward Householder, convicted of man
slaughter in killing Nancy Jane Weir, at
MeCOy'S Station, last June, to the peni-
tertiary for ten years.
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WASHINGTON, April 81. = The Presi-
dent this afternoon appointed E. F. Bin
ham, Of Ohio. 10 be Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of The District OF Columbia,
10 fill the vacancy caused By the death OF
Chief Justice Carter.
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Ton 0CHmTREE, the Texas statesman,
is reported as saying that ''if Roscoe
CoNKLINe would accept the Labor nomi-
nation for President next year, he would
sweep the country" Tom Is nothing if
not hRmOrist.
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seslss We hsss ~ - : -
Il . IN sz1sfse an, ~ ~ =
csana< s6pd . nstn : tl1rs1 - ~
deffally govexf1d fmon1nc13w. W
striking 1neF1y<1ons. ~ ~
ps.ss5 asss ysssE 8 -
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Blaine's Brother Dead.

WASHINGTON, D C., April 21.-4dju-
tant General Drum to-day received a tele-
gram stating that Major John E. Blaine,
Paymaster, brother of ex-Secretary
Blaine) died at Hot Springs, Ark, this
morning.
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A Ouicl,sIIyer Kick.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The following
telegram has been received by the Inter
State Commerce Commission:
"SAN JOSE, CAL, April 81.
''The new Almaden is the largest quick
silver producing mine in the United States
Its principal works are at New York,
where its production is brought into COM
petition with Spanish quicksilver, shipped
ut low rates of freight from London. The
present transition line rates will shut us
ont Of the New York market, and will
have, consequently, disastrous effect on
this industry.
Signed. 81. b. RANDALL,
Manager"
Several kilograms have been received
from the Pacific Coast fruit interests, set
ting forth the disaSte' threatened by the
new tranScontinenial rates.
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TaE REaIsrEa surrsnaers nsarIy thrs.

THE REaIsrER surrenders nearly three
columns Of its issue this morning to ae-
cOmmOdate Hon. JOsEPH SPRIGe in his
eaustie reply TO the special report to the
Governor Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Insane Asylum. The gentleman does not
overlook Governor Wilson in the course of
his remafks. Ii is presumed Chairman
SPRIee speaks FOR the entire committee and
therefore the document is in the nature of
an official paper aud hence of decided
interest aud importance.
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Lowell Sails for Europe.

BosLoN, April 2l.-James Russell Low
ell sailed to-day for Europe on the steamer
PayORia, 1t is understood he declines TO
he candidate for oyerseer of Harvard
University, for which he has been nominal
faN
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DIED al the Asylum.


Special TtiegTa1g % Gls RsgiSer.
PARKERSBURG, W. VA, April d.
De Lafayette Davis, for many years JUS
tiee OF Peace Of this city, who was taken
to the asylum at Weston eighteen months
ago, died there last night. He viii be
buried here tomorrow.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 21.-The Bay
View not cases were taken mp in the mu-
nicipal court to-day before Judge Sloan.
There are seven defendants.
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HOld SnnrIn Dead

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, April 2l.-"Old
Sport, " the horse which General Fitzpatrick
rode in his famous expedition during the
war, died at Deckertown, N. j., a few days
ago, aged 80.
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Mr. Davis win Not Re There

CHARLESTON, n. c., April 2l.-Jeffer-
son Davis has written letter expressing
regret that he will not be able to attend
the ceremonies of the unveiling of the CAL
houn monument here Tuesday.
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t,shurg .......O ois1O1 40
stniito1 n n a. o 8 0 o.
Lou,.yIII,I4; ClsyeIand !.

LOUISVILLE, April 21.-AbOut one thou
sand people witnessed an uDinteresting
game between Cleveland and Louisville
this afternoon. White signed with the
Louisville club to-day. Score: Louisville
IA Cleveland z.
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ADarII Hnrsn.

TALLAHASsE, FLA, April 21.-A dark
horse has entered the Democratic Senatorial
race in the person OF Samuel Pasco. The
eighth ballot in caucus tonight was;
Perry, 81; BlOxbam, 81; Pasco, 25. 1t re-
quires 81 10 nominate.
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LONDON, April 2l.-A sharp shock Of
earthquake has been experienced over the
whole of the Island of Jersey. The tremor
proceeded from west TO east. No damage
| was done
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AthletIes s, Nets o.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The AssO-
elationshiP season was opened to-day BY
She Ath'eties in game With the Metro
pc, ,sisaiSs& whieh the home team. came of
ropos.ssans D.
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IT is said there is a movement on foot
among stockholders of the Union Pacific
to surrender the main line of the road to
the Government tor its debt.
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YESTERDAY was aquiet day at theState
capital. Speaker ROWAN gave his opinion
upon the authority of the extra session TO
elect Senator.
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AHorrIbIe Dea,h

SYRACUSE n. Y, April 21.-At Mo-
rivia, n. Y, to-day Frank ClOsewelI fell
on q circular saw. His head and body
were split in two the entire length.
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BRIDeEPORT.

Mr.. James Bell, Ofsoaptown, is couval-
escent
Martin McConnaughey has purchased a
fine new team of horses.
The PresbyterY sent representatives to
the missionary meeting in Cambridge.
Mrs. Hugh Taffert, of Wheeling Creek
Coal works, is down with typhoid fever.
Uncle Joe Harris, of New York, former
ly of Bridgeport, was in the city yesterday
n. Kuhn, L. n. Heinlein, John Gifin
and ALBERT Bags caught two fine strings
of bass in Wheeling creek yesterday.
The ChaRtaaqua Literary and Scientific
Circle mel ON Wednesday at the residence
OF Robert H. Clsyland, and arranged for
picnic to be held May 3Oth.
A number Of members of Belmont
Lodge, No. 1es, K. of P. are in Zanesville
attending the ceremonies in connection
with the dedication Of new lodge room in
that city.
Mr. Denny Waters. Of Sandusky, has
removed his family to this place. Mr..
Walters s the gentleman that superin-
tended the Building Of the Martins Ferry
extension q the C.. i. & w.
Carpenter & MeCASe have put up an
elegant new ens pipe lamp post in front Of
their shop % Pike street. The post IS
very neat and might BE taken as pointer
by the Council, who are talking Of putting
up gas lamps in towrtS6s1
On Wednesday eyes1 dAgrs. James Hig-
gins and number of ~ rs secured the
services Of Meister's - tK-.9 prepar-
ed an eleea4it supper, r,Isnsrs, Ared Mr.
Higgins surprise BIZ bed Il Tho
affair Was = grand sock :. skim lndlEas
enjoyed 70 its fullest e. 8, or n0a sly
guests Who attended. p1 give m
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A BILL TO cooperate with the IuteT-
State Commerce Dill was introduced IN the
Legislature yesterday.
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TEE Island of Jersey has been shaken
up by an earthquake.
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Kicks cOntinue TO pour in upon the de
voted heads Of the Interstate Commerce
Commissioners.
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THE REPUBLICAN SCHEME.

A determined effort is being made by
the leaders of the Republican party to adj
journ the Legislature before the Sd of
May. They will, however, encounter con-
siderable difficulty in that, rs there is a
sufficient number of Republicans and anti
caucus Democrats who favor an election at
this session, to defeat any attempt to ad-
iourn without going into the election OF q
Senator. No call as yet has been issued
for caucus, and there is not much talk Of
one at the present writing.
Fred MuSsey, of the Cincinnati CONNER
cidl Gazette, is here, and will mix mp West
Virginia politics for the editication Of Ohio
readers and the amusement of West Yir-
ginians who know better.
Col. Geo. Caldwell, of Wheeling, got in
this evening.
In my reference TO Captain Bob Carr
last night and his position on the Senate
rial matter, the telegraph operator got it
Faris where Carr's name should appear,
in the last sentence of the paragraph.
This correction is due Mr.. Faris.
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NEWS 4 ND COMMENT.
TTIE WEATHER.

For wea Virginia and Western PennSylvanis,
threatening weather and rain. cost % south
winds. slightly colder BY Saturday
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AT the second annual rsuniSg evening
Ohio Society in New York and laudabIe
ladjss .YsEs admitted, an
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SPEAKER Rowan talks Ikea Democrat
from away back. Every true Democrat in
the State re-eehOes his sentiment.
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EFF. BINGHAM, of Ohio, succeeds Chief
Justice CARTER, deceased.
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MAJOR JOHN T. BLAINE, brother of
JAMES c., died at Hot Springs, Ark, yes
terday.
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There are color. splendOF. and passion every
where: action In abundance, constant variety,
and aiaogbfng interest MF. Hagxssd do<s nos
err on the ode q nig<znddES&. he u only no
afiuent IN description and ornament There IL
q IasEeneA freshBe2, and . aregtn about him
which are full q promise and eneogrzgemenf,
the more since be has placed hlmSelf 20 unE7isr
takably on the romantic slde d 6cttCn, that u.
on ghe side q truth and perasDenf ssiuc He
q already one of the fOfemoat I1O1erp rD<nGnce
wF9tens-x r. Hosfd.
Il seems 70 me that Mr.. Hsgxzrd hes nppiisd
20 usint this took the cJrDpiemenf q 'Dr Jeckyl"
He has shown ~ What wornxu's love 10f mAr
really means Tk Jesrn1ia
One eznn0 TOO mach sppisnd Mr. Hexxssd
f,,r hls tosex fn working up 10 weird 2ka1f1on
AMI hoidiilx The re46er af the R1o4ztUy Pt3fh
without ever EksaiBseiy entering The rcH3n -
the a1<rnsfufzl IL 4 ftory % be kerd - 1nt
fsf1sDe. nae In weekly p4r< B1<lts rcu>1no11t'
lsrn / fse<h ssd irsins, ~ p11<9ttg y -.
reTef IL pazcs that <ze4 With ne Iu1GU
snd charm ne rsedc Ire f1e n><lo1l11 -
a ssinhnuse.K Il zf4ez ..7sa. 7s4< ~ :. q
= ~. s .sss.i::: I Is;i S:s::;s: Ss::i:;:
y. .1ls p III sssxk, iott ,f.,a svul
I@1*-
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ST. PAUL, MINI, April 2l.-The st.
Pauls battery was changed to Sawders
and Webber, the Detroit battery Weidman
and Brody. Detroit IL, st. Paul 5.
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Lleut. panenhower,. RemaIns.

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL sailed for
Europe yesterday.
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HoRsFoRD,s AcID PaosPHATE


DR.. ID. p. AeClUre, Rant0nl, H.. says:
have successfully used il in diseases
arising frOua q Yeak condition of the d.
gestive apparafear
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On Wednesday eTel
gins anda number Of
services Of Meister's &
ed an eleea1it suppel
Higgins 3 surprise b
affair Was = grand so
enjoyed 70 its fullest
guests who attended.
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A DARK horse has entered the Florida
race. He is SAMUEL PASCO.
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or obscure the road that leads 70 health.
Unmarked by board o. sign;
Wisdom ayafls not, pOWefie2 y wenltn
To eoOthe those aches % thine.
Bat 10 nol despair, with life there's hope,
The elond coneeais the sun;
with Pierce's Fayorite Prescription at hand
You lies full couFze may run.
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orise psestfipii05, zsiADtsd ~ much re-
search and careful study 70 the happy 70
Iief|of al those weaknesses and ailmeDts
pectiiar "a fenalef- All druggists.
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